Available to work.
Example290.00USDG remaining
Budget used3.3%
10.00 spent20 paid requests
Spendable capital, not profit.
Every payment reduces the budget.
It does not reduce the debt.
Agents do the work.
Let capital flow.
Stock Token-backed USDG credit for the tools your agent needs. A defined budget. Clear terms.
Stock TokensCollateral valuation
1,000 USDG eq.
Capital behind the budgetAgent working capital
300 USDG
Research toolsScoped spend
Fund the work.
Keep ownership of the plan.
Illustrative capital flow.
Every request has a cost.
Illustrative scenario.
Inside the agent task.
Research tool access
| Request | Quoted | Paid | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 019 | 0.50 | 0.50 | Paid |
| 020 | 0.50 | 0.50 | Paid |
| 021 | 0.75 | 0.00 | Above cap |
Amounts in USDG. The next request exceeds the cap and is not paid. No requests or funds are sent.
Principal stays principal.
Agreed interest is additional.
Spending is not repayment.
300.00 USDGPrincipal still owed
Example: 300 USDG budget, 0.50 USDG per call. Interest and network fees excluded.
Capital has terms.
So should your agent.
Separate the loan from the work it funds. Know who supplies the capital, where it can go, and what is still owed.
Explore the credit modelBack the budget.
The borrower posts NVDA Stock Tokens against a fully funded USDG loan. The lender supplies the capital and receives the agreed interest on repayment.
Define the scope.
The isolated budget enforces a fixed merchant list, per-payment limit and aggregate spend cap.
Payment integration detailsAccount for the debt.
Spending the budget does not repay the loan. The borrower still owes principal and agreed interest under the signed terms.